Qtime
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How can i archive live time displaying in my ui form
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You've already found the "Digital Clock Example":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/widgets-digitalclock.html, haven't you?
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What is the problem? You can implement your own widget and use it on your form! It's very simple - the simplest solution will be QTime+QLabel.
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[quote author="tucnak" date="1342512107"]What is the problem? You can implement your own widget and use it on your form! It's very simple - the simplest solution will be QTime+QLabel.[/quote]
Just those two will result in the current time being displayed on the form, but only for a very brief moment: at construction. The question, if I understood it correctly, is how to make a clock that keeps updating itself, and thus always displays the current time.
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[quote author="Andre" date="1342512420"]
[quote author="tucnak" date="1342512107"]What is the problem? You can implement your own widget and use it on your form! It's very simple - the simplest solution will be QTime+QLabel.[/quote]
Just those two will result in the current time being displayed on the form, but only for a very brief moment: at construction. The question, if I understood it correctly, is how to make a clock that keeps updating itself, and thus always displays the current time.[/quote]
Why author cannot implement own widget which inherit QLabel and use QTimer there to achieve what are you talking about?
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Sure he can. That's what the example referenced by Lukas does, isn't it? The trick is to use the [[doc:QTimer]], of course, and you did not mention that in your original post. You only talked about QTime+QLabel, and those won't cut it.
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bq. The trick is to use the QTimer, of course, and you did not mention that in your original post. You only talked about QTime+QLabel, and those won’t cut it.
Sorry, I forgot about it). Yes, of course - QTimer must be used in any way.
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thank u. i got the solution
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Kindly Edit your title and add [Solved].
